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GeForce NOW Expands Library with Six New Cloud Gaming Titles

Felix Pinkston   Dec 12, 2024 11:21 0 Min Read


This week, GeForce NOW is expanding its library with six new games available to stream, according to the GeForce NOW Community. Among the highlights is Nightdive Studios' 'The Thing Remastered', a revamped version of the 2002 survival-horror game, now featuring enhanced graphics and immersive atmospheric effects.

Enhanced Gaming Experience

'The Thing Remastered' ushers players into a chilling Antarctic environment, tasking them with navigating a desolate research facility as Captain J.F. Blake. The remaster introduces improved character models, textures, and animations, enhancing the game's intense atmosphere. Players with an Ultimate or Performance membership can stream the game in high resolutions and frame rates, courtesy of GeForce RTX-powered servers.

Diverse New Titles

Other notable additions include 'Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered', which revitalizes the classic vampire saga with updated visuals and controls. Players can explore the gothic world of Nosgoth, solving puzzles and battling foes across various realms. 'The Spirit of the Samurai' offers a unique blend of Souls and Metroidvania elements, set in a mythological feudal Japan, while 'Fast Food Simulator' plunges players into the hectic world of fast-food management.

Continued Expansion

GeForce NOW continues to enhance its gaming lineup with games like 'Diablo Immortal', which bridges the narratives of 'Diablo II' and 'Diablo III'. Players can enjoy frequent updates, including new classes, zones, and gear, offering endless replayability. The platform's cloud-based nature allows for seamless gaming across devices, ensuring players can enjoy these titles without high-end hardware.

In addition to these titles, GeForce NOW is also offering a limited-time holiday sale, providing discounts on new memberships and day passes. This initiative aims to attract more users to experience the benefits of cloud gaming, including extended sessions and priority access to popular titles.


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